Teaching Physics to New Students: Book Recommendations

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Hi! new physics teacher here but old dog educator. I have been a chemistry and physical science teacher for decades but they want me to teach physics now. I am in a small school in North Dakota and will have four students in the class next year. I have been here two years after retiring from another state. Two years ago they took an online physical science class and from what I can figure out they learned very little to use for background. So I am looking for an easier physics book that can introduce them to physics and somewhat bring them up to speed. Any suggestions for a book or program that would be most helpful to them? Thanks in advance!
 
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